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azIce · 02-01-2011, 12:42 AM

I'm running RF P1652-S components. So, far I am not impressed. They are great deal better then stock, but I really don't see how they handle 60W a piece considering my head unit can push them beyond their max quality without really trying.

Anyway, the mid to high is awesome, but the mid to low gets a little sloppy and distorted. Granted for the money ($100) I suppose they are worth it and do a great job. I just need better quality and will have to upgrade.

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azIce Base Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 23 Drives: 2010 370Z Rep Power: 15	I'm running RF P1652-S components. So, far I am not impressed. They are great deal better then stock, but I really don't see how they handle 60W a piece considering my head unit can push them beyond their max quality without really trying. Anyway, the mid to high is awesome, but the mid to low gets a little sloppy and distorted. Granted for the money ($100) I suppose they are worth it and do a great job. I just need better quality and will have to upgrade.